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Granola & Muesli

Granola Muesli pair naturally with brews, butter and a familiar table. From flaky pastries to simple oats, texture and warmth lead the way. Fun fact: The word ‘scone’ appears in early 16th‑century texts tied to British teatime. This note relates to Granola Muesli. That context sits alongside today’s habits, keeping the category familiar yet current. Found via McGrocer, a good mix keeps the day moving gently.

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  • The Paleo Foods Co. Berry & Almond Grain-Free Granola 285gThe Paleo Foods Co. Berry & Almond Grain-Free Granola 285g
    £7.96
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    The Paleo Foods Co. Grain-Free Berry & Almond Granola - 285g - Gluten-Free & Vegan

    Available From: Sainsburys
    Description Great taste 2019 Seriously Nutty! No Palm Oil Keto Friendly All Natural Ingredients Gluten Free Vegan Friendly 65% Less carbs** Compared to regular grain-based granolas Going back to simple, honest ingredients.Our grain-free granola ditches the grains and ramps up the nuts and seeds...
  • Lizi's High Protein Granola 350g
    £7.40
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    Lizi's High Protein Granola - 350g | Vegan & Kosher | 27% Daily Protein

    Available From: Sainsburys
    Protein boosted toasted wholegrain oat, seed and nut granola. Description Protein boosted toasted wholegrain oat, seed and nut granola. 27% of Your Daily Protein Needs Per 50g Serving High in Fibre GL Tested Vegan Friendly Kosher - KLBD-D Lizi's high protein granola is great...
  • Sainsbury's Swiss Style Muesli, No Added Salt & Sugar 1kgSainsbury's Swiss Style Muesli, No Added Salt & Sugar 1kg
    £5.09
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    Sainsbury's Swiss Style Muesli - No Added Sugar & Salt - 1kg

    Available From: Sainsburys
    A blend of wholegrain oat flakes and malted toasted wheat flakes with sultanas, whey powder and nutsContains wholegrain oats & wheatMuesli was actually developed around 1900 by the Swiss physician Maximilian Bircher-Benner for patients in his hospital. But what makes Swiss Style different from...